Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-04

new stock.. l3x Union Pahinc... oSt2
LaFe Shore. 95k n. j. Central 6N5s
L'viIle Il Nash e. Missouri Pacific l0Sas
Memphl- & Cha 81 Western Union 1873
Mobile " Ohio. Is Cotton Oil Trust
Nash 4 Oh tia. $50 certificates. 80. 47Ss
New OrleansPa-
J LIVERPOOL. March observation-disclosures
large at advancing prizes; mlddliDg uplands
| 53-lod, midding Orleans SGD; sales Is 900
| oales, Tor speculation ana export 1000 bales;
| rereints 4.20o bale Ill Amer can.
Futures: Uplands. low mrtdling clause.
March delivery. 5 ll-64d; March and ADrt',
o lO-64tg5 ll-64d: A ril anu May, l2-6id;
MAY and June. l8-64@5 l4-64d: june ana
| July. lO-64d; July and August. l1-6Id :
| August and September 1854; September
| vance.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day were 800
Futures: Uplands. low mrudung clause.
March delivery, ll-64d, buyers; March and
April; ll-6ld. buyers: April aud May,
l2-64d. buyers: Nav and June, Hold,
Vaiue; June AMI Jniy, l6-Gid. sci 8: July
| and August, 1854. buyers; AUGUST and
september. ls-6id. buyer; September and
October. l4-64d. buyers. NJ rket firm.
GOOD mlddhng upiands 53sd, middlng up
| 'ands 5Hd, low mlddlng uptands SID. good
ordinary uplands 47ad, ordinary uplands 4@sd;
good middling Texas 5ssd. lddllng Texas
nary Texas 4 I'D. ordinary Texas 49,;
good middline Orleans Z l6d, middiing Or
! leans l6d, low middling Orleans 3-l6d,
good ordinary 1916. ordinary 4Sd.
| AGO D. ,n.-tutures: Upands. low mIddling
clause. March delivery. s l2-6id. eers; March
and April. l2-64d, sellers: Anrl ana MAY.
1850. sellers; Nav and June. i4-6id,
| buyers; June and July, s 6-64d, sel er,; July
| and August l7-6id. buy ers; August ami
| ~eptembe Der. l9-64d. sellers; ~epLem uer aud
OCTOBER. 3 l4-64d value. Fu'ures closed flrn.
| NEW YoRS, March 3, noon.-Cotton openeu
-tead, mlddhng uplands 9 O. I6c: middling
| Orleans nAc: sales 646 bales.
Futures: Mar. ct opened steady, with sale
| as follows: March delivery. soc: April, 5Sc
| May, y SIC: June. 76c; July. . SSc: August,
yS C.
| 500 p. m.-Market closed steady; mIddling
| uplands, 99sc: mlddhng Orleans, 3-ldc
SAFES to-day 34s bales; net receipts 1863 bales,
| Futures: Market closed quiet but firm.
| With sales al oU. 100 bales. as follows: March
| delivery, 8 81 55c: April. Gu01 Gle; NAV.
| . SO o. 7Uc; June. 7-g9 7ac; july, 9 o6(g
| . SIC; August, 99lG9 9Zc; September, . cog
967c.
Green Il Co.. in their report on cotton flu
| cures, say: ''There has been quite a radical
| cnaDge III the lone to-day, the market show
| rug greater animation and growing strength,
| WITH an advance oil points very well sus-
| tanned up 10 the close. Not many really neN
| ,uSlng orders came in, the demand being
| principally 10 cover, put the market recelv u
| IA Stimulus ana filler and more general Ca
| 'Or actual cotton. Bota continental alt I'm :
| ,ish Orders have be, II filed w til some free
| dom 81 the ose yesterday"
| GALVESTON. March 3.-Cotton steady; MD
| ding &c; net receipts oU9 bales. gross 1,009
| ales 20 bales; stock 40 935 bales: exports t.
the contlnent S4S bales. cuasLwIse 3.7l5.
| NORFOLK. March 3.-CottOn steady; mid
ding Y3sc: net receipts 1871 bales, gros,
1871; sales 3,48l bales; sLock q $50 bales: eX
DurIs, To Great B itain 4,3I2 bales, TO the con-
| tlneut 100, coasLwise ISL.
| BALTIMORE, March 3.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding y%c; net receipts none, gross ,4Su ba les
ga eS ~ spInuero 6J0 bales; stock l1.72S bales
exports, 70 Great Britain 400 bales, TO Lh'
continent LISP, coastwlse ITO.
| BOSTON. March 3.-Cotton steady, middlins
99sc: net receipts 32O Uales, gross 2.2l9; sale
none: stock none.
WILMINGroN, March 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 3 3-1oc; net receipts "a bales, gross "a
alea none: stock 4. lSU bales.
| PHILADELPHIA arch 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding $40; net receipts 5S bales, gross 1855
| stuck 2l.6z5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-Cotton steady
mIudilng S1sc; net receipts ,6JS bales, gross
| 1865; saIee 3.2.O bales: stock 33c, obs bales
| exports, to Great Britain 2,y25 Oales.
| MOBILE, March 8.-COttOn firm; middlne
| l6c; net receipts Ala Dafes, gross 49,
| sales 800 bales; stock 1927 bales; exports,
| coasi wise 95o bales.
MEMPHIS, March 3.-Cotton steady; middlng
| 91zc; rece pts 952 bales; shipments 2,4S
| uales; sales 800 bales: stock 9O,I75 Dales.
AUGUSTA. March 3-Cotton steady: m Idullng
| g1sc: receipts lO2 bales: sales l,53S bales.
| CHARLESTON. March S.-ColCon firm; little
| uales, gross $40: sales SO bales. stock 81, 449
Daies; exports coaetw Sc $50 bales.
| ATLANTA. GA, March 3.-Cotton-middllng
&C: receIps IS bales.
| NEW YORK. March Aforementioned net ra
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. $50 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 8, 1853 bales, to the
| continent 100; stock at all American ports
| 1871 ID bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 8. noon.-wheat firm,
I a 4. hold K.r~I.
| California No. l. Is 6d@7s Sd; red Western
| spring Is 3i07s Adj; winter Is Sd97s 4d. Corn
\ in fair demand.
| and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower.
| Pork Grm; mess Sis rs. Lard steady at Csc
| FreIghts steady.
5 D. m.-Flour steady. Wheat steady and
without change OF import nee; No 2 red
! March ann Az IL delivery nominal: Nav 9iG
| 9l5Sc. Corn steady and farly active: No. 2.
March delivery nominal at i9c; May 4s3s(G
| 1870. Gals shade lower; No. March de-
livery S3Jsr, May 3i$stG3i1%. Coffee stea1S
| No. Z RIO. March deliver. IL SOC, May II 50 a
| Il SOC Sugar steady; refined steady. Moas-
| ses easier: 80 test l6c. Cotton seed oil-3}d
Pork hrm mess &l5 $50 IS SO. Beef duh. Cut
! meats drm put quiet. Middies dull and IN =
nal. Lard l204 points higher and fairly &C
| live; Western steam, on spot 2i% SOC,
| MAY delivery 3l(D7 45c; city steam 05c; re-
| hned Soc to the continent. Freights- cotton
| ll-64d; wheat 25AG025zd.
CHICAGO. Maich3.-There was less activity
in all he speculative pt to-day. In wheat
| the feeling was unsettled and nervous. The
| market was excited ut the opening, caused
| NV free covering by shorts and influenced
| some what by the stronger tone of ca lie adj
| vices. The starting pr .ce for Nay was 1890
| or 15c higher han last night, and advanced
| quickly to soc. Offerings grew very aige AT
| The out Ide figure, under which price IL finally
broke OF TO 7s3z@7>5sc and closed for the day
| at 7S5s acc. Clearing- from three A antir
ports we're no 900 hus els. Receipts at eleven
! points we're 277.O00 bushels. Corn ruled quiet.
aver?g cd higher aud c Osed shade 10 or.
The trade WAS entirely local and no ne 4 feat
ures were deve oped. Oats were very quiet
| ami closed a shade lower. The mess porS
m rket has been brought to n slHndstill.
There was practically no trading. To-day's
few transactions for MAY del SssSsi6irge made
al SIS 9Jgl9, Dut pricsNNfzm e1Ty Nominal.
In lard trading peoaSbt Very active toward
the C 'ose OF The session and prices closed ~
Lo20c per hundred pounds higher. Short RIBS
were 26c higher than at the close Of yester-
| dav.
The following shows Lne current prices for
| cash properties on tno regular board: Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat. No. 2spring
837s(d353zc. Oats. No. .. 49, t12jc. Mess PORK,
SIS T01ls so. Lard, 81 20. Whisky 81 IS.
| Futures The tollowing are the highest.
| lowest aud clio Sing quotations: Wheat-No.2 2,
March delivery 7S}5G7S1%c. closed NJ 73%c:
| MAY S0Gs7e3<c, closed At 1SIsc. Corn. No. 2.
March delivery 3ils93YJsc, closed a. 3iJsc;
| May 393zQ130c cO-eh al SOC Oats. No. Z,
March delivery 22szG233zc, closod at 23t1c;
| Ma 2.DLfh2s3Hp. clio ed "A 2S3aC. Pork. March